Ross Rosenberg
Ross Rosenberg
Why Narcissists Want Children—Yet Scar Them For Life
Why Narcissists Want Children—Yet Scar Them For Life
Why Narcissists Want Children—Yet Scar Them For Life
Tuesday 25th October 2022
Ross Rosenberg reveals why narcissists have children and the emotional toll it takes on them in the Self-Love Recovery Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Narcissistic Parenting: The Hidden Scars on Children
They want to escape the trauma that has dogged them their whole life, the feeling of being a loser, a bad person, a disappointment or even fighting those conscious thoughts that they have of themselves, that they are not good enough, not lovable enough, not respected.
Ever wondered why some parents seem more focused on themselves than their kids? In this episode of the Self-Love Recovery Podcast, Ross Rosenberg dives into the unsettling world of narcissistic parenting. Narcissists often have children to boost their own self-esteem, creating a façade of perfect family life. However, behind closed doors, it's a different story. Ross explains how these parents use their children to mask their own deep-seated shame and insecurities.
It's a troubling dynamic where the child's needs are overshadowed by the parent's desire for validation. Ross breaks down the lasting impact this has on children, from emotional scars to issues with self-worth. If you're curious about the psychological toll of growing up with a narcissistic parent or want to understand the roots of self-love deficit disorder, this episode is a must-listen.
With his blend of professional expertise and personal insight, Ross offers a compassionate yet clear-eyed look at the complexities of narcissistic behavior and its ripple effects on family life.